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| KP leaders urge for constitution of tangible time bound and concrete Rehabilitation Policy | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 19: More than seven lakh Kashmiri Pandits who are living in pathetic forceful exodus for last more than 37 years in Different camps and non camps in Jammu and other Parts of the country due to Pakistan sponsored terrorism since 1990, feel that non tangible and concrete return and rehabilitation policy has been made for their re settlement back in Valley with honour and dignity by any Government so far seriously which is matter of grave concern and deserve serious humantarian review at Central Government Level.
In a Joint Press Statement issued today by M.K.Yogi K.P. Leader and General Secretary Vishwa Kashmiri Samaj and Vinod Pandita President Displaced Kashmiri Pandit front & Social Activist have once again appealed to Prime Minister, Home Minister and Lt. Governor and Chief Minister UT of J&K to formulate a concrete tangible return and rehabilitation policy in a time bound manner taking on boat the displaced community people for their settlement back in Valley with honour and dignity on priority basis keeping in view all the security parameters.
Both Yogi & Pandita once again demanded enhancement of meager monthly cash assistance from rupees 13000 to rupees 25000 per month keeping in view the price hike in essential commodities, creation/advertisment of new twenty thousand posts for educated unemployed displaced youth as the unemployment among the educated displaced Youth is on rise and with the result the educated displaced youth feel desperated and alienation on this count in exile,
Yogi and Pandita further urged concerned authorities for construction of additional quarters for migrants living on rental basis in Jammu and other parts of the country, implementation of migrant property Act 1997 in true letter and spirit.
The other prominent social activists who endorsed these demands are Virender Ganjoo,, Jyoti Dhar(adv), Sanjay Raina, inderjit Raina, Dazy Dhar, Vishal Jotshi Meenakshi, Bal Krishan Bhat, Shuban Ji Raina, Sahil Pandita, Sushma Dhar and others |
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